
Friday, October 31, 2008
Wednesday, October 29, 2008
~Wordless Wednesday~


I took these photos using my cam last November 2006. My family and relatives had a two-day escapade in Caliraya Recreational Center at Laguna for the celebration of my aunt's 60th birthday. All expenses were paid by my dear cousin.
Tuesday, October 28, 2008
Simplify...
> Simplicity is having the time and space to embrace what is most important to you.
> Satisfaction doesn't come from getting what you want but wanting what you already have.
> We should always live below our earning capacity.
> If in my soul I deeply respect and value myself, people around me will sense that, and they, too, will value and respect me - whether I'm wearing an Armani or not.
> If you don't plan how you'll spend your money, you'll also end up in the same place financially: you'll have nothing at the of day.
> Don't work only for the money.
> Don't take living simply to the extremes. Living simply doesn't mean living in deprivation. Balance!
These would help us refrain from making debts and unnecessary expenses. Eventually making our savings account richer and our lives happier.
True indeed!
Happy Halloweeeeen!
- Posted: 4:36 PM
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- Author: SHARQUE
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- Filed under: Occassions, Universal
~Wordless Wednesday~
- Posted: 11:27 AM
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- Author: SHARQUE
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- Filed under: Escapades, Snap Shots, Universal
It's my first Wordless Wednesday! Have fun..

I took these photos using my cam last November 2006. My family and relatives had a two-day escapade in Caliraya Recreational Center at Laguna for the celebration of my aunt's 60th birthday. All expenses were paid by my dear cousin.
Simplify...
- Posted: 11:52 AM
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- Author: SHARQUE
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- Filed under: Books, Inspirational
I want to share the reflections on the book of Bo Sanchez, "Simplify and Live the Good Life". Below are the points which I like most. These points are the unified meaning of SIMPLIFY.
> Simplicity is having the time and space to embrace what is most important to you.
> Satisfaction doesn't come from getting what you want but wanting what you already have.
> We should always live below our earning capacity.
> If in my soul I deeply respect and value myself, people around me will sense that, and they, too, will value and respect me - whether I'm wearing an Armani or not.
> If you don't plan how you'll spend your money, you'll also end up in the same place financially: you'll have nothing at the of day.
> Don't work only for the money.
> Don't take living simply to the extremes. Living simply doesn't mean living in deprivation. Balance!
These would help us refrain from making debts and unnecessary expenses. Eventually making our savings account richer and our lives happier.
True indeed!
